Cagliari, three months to understand the causes of the collapse at the University

Ninety days: this is the time considered necessary by the consultant of the Prosecutor's Office to trace the causes of the collapse of the university building on Tuesday night .

Today at the Palace of Justice of Cagliari the substitute Giangiacomo Pilia entrusted the task to the engineer Cristina Onnis , while the four people under investigation for collapse and culpable disaster (the rector Francesco Mola, the general manager Aldo Urru and the managers Antonella Sanna and Agostino Zirulia) commissioned the engineer Mauro Medici to supervise the works.

The appointment lasted just under an hour in the presence of the lawyers Gianfranco Macciotta, Roberto Sorcinelli, Marco Monni and Stefano Cuccu.

No comments from lawyers and those directly involved.

Only the rector, shortly before leaving, said that at the moment "what is important to me are the students".

In the meantime, an extraordinary board of directors at the University for communications of the rector was convened in the late morning .

In the grounds of appeal, a flurry of objections raised by the lawyers to the regularity of the conviction sentence of the Tempio Tribunal

Ninety days: this is the time considered necessary by the consultant of the Prosecutor's Office to trace the causes of the collapse of the university building on Tuesday night .

The appointment lasted just under an hour in the presence of the lawyers Gianfranco Macciotta, Roberto Sorcinelli, Marco Monni and Stefano Cuccu.

No comments from lawyers and those directly involved.

Only the rector, shortly before leaving, said that at the moment "what is important to me are the students".

In the meantime, an extraordinary board of directors at the University for communications of the rector was convened in the late morning .

In the grounds of appeal, a flurry of objections raised by the lawyers to the regularity of the conviction sentence of the Tempio Tribunal

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Cagliari, three months to understand the causes of the collapse at the University

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